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Trapped bear commits vehicular mauling in Alberta
CTV.ca
He said his insurance company, coincidentally, is the same one that has a TV commercial about a bear that destroys a vehicle. Needless to say, they didn't give him any trouble when he filed his claim. Hamilton said one of his neighbours asked wildlife
CBC.ca
Harper China delegation includes oil, banking executives
CBC.ca
Canadian oil and business executives are well-represented in the delegation travelling to China with Prime Minister Stephen Harper, with oil exports expected to be high on the government's agenda. A delegation assigned to Natural Resources Minister Joe
Sharing the love
Bancroft This Week
Gail Burstyn has created some beautiful and unique valentine cards for the big day of love. She's hoping that the vibrant pictures will help share love between sweethearts and help some pretty unfortunate animals who end up in care at the same time.
Henry Aubin: Advice for Gérald Tremblay from Toronto
Montreal Gazette
Montrealers pay even more in local (municipal/school) taxes than Torontonians. Indeed, they pay the highest local taxes of any Canadian city. Exactly half of a Montrealer's tax dollar goes to workers' pay and benefits, and the city has budgeted for
Court rules against man acquitted in Air India bombing on legal costs
Montreal Gazette
He stands to make just over $7 million from the deal, though there are disputed mortgages on his half of the property of $1.6 million. "The province consented to the sale of the property on the condition that the sale proceeds would be held in trust
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